Hello!
Is there a “timeline navigator” in Dorico?
If I’m at bar 105, and i want to go to section “A” at bar 32, it there a timeline with all the rehearsal marks on, so that I can just click on the “A” and go there? If there isn’t, how are the more experienced members navigating their charts?
Thank you! (Having fun).
No timeline, but Ctrl-G allows you to jump to a particular bar.
There’s no timeline. I use Edit > Go To Bar. It deals with flows and bar numbers absolutely fine, though not rehearsal marks.
The only caveat is that if you’ve manually set up consecutive bar numbers through a multi-flow project (Flow 1 is bars 1-16, Flow 2 is bars 17-32, Flow 3 is bars 33-40 etc.) then Dorico cant help you out - you need to get both the right flow and a valid bar number or it does nothing.
Thank you, but, too many key-strokes … and who remembers exactly which bar the flute answers the vocal? 
“Attn: Daniel and crew”. 
Hmmm! Work in progress.
This is a great idea, actually. This has to happen at some point.
I use Dorico’s Timecode Markers to do precisely this. You can even remove the actual timecode so they just contain text - such as section indicators or other useful marker points - to quickly jump to different point in a score. I should add, though, that this works best with projects for which the sections/number of bars/tempi are already established since the time code presumably is locked to actual minutes/seconds locations in your score (versus specific bars, etc.)
Best!
D.D.
Yes. once the tempo changes, the SMPTE goes through the window; but it’s worth a look, as a work-around, for fixed-tempo projects.
Thanx!
Mom4321, are you some sort of bot? You seem to have run posts 2 and 3 straight through Google translate, or something…
…or the world’s worst thesaurus… not only is it terrible - it’s terrible…
Daniel, the two posts above this one (and this one, too) can be removed as they are responses to the spam post you’ve removed already. Thanks. 